Debian Bug report logs - #1042793
tracker-…: Failed to create location for error reports: Keine Berechtigung

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From: "Al Ma" <alma1@ro.ru>

To: submit@bugs.debian.org

Subject: tracker-…: Failed to create location for error reports: Keine Berechtigung

Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2023 22:25:55 +0000

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Package: tracker-extract
Version: 3.4.3-1
Control: affects -1 tracker-miner-fs
In the journal of the currently stable Debian 12 we find a yellow warning “tracker-extract[…]: Failed to create location for error reports: Keine Berechtigung”, where “Keine Berechtigung” is German for “no permission” or “no rights”.  A bit later, the same wording is reproduced by tracker-miner-fs: “tracker-miner-f[…]: Failed to create location for error reports: Keine Berechtigung”.  See the attached excerpt from the journal.  These warnings are produced at boot time, and “Failed to create location for error reports: Keine Berechtigung” are yellow in the output of journalctl -b.  There are some high-level problems that the computer faces which may or may not be related (e.g., #1040497, evince no longer saves the prior searches, really last-used files do not always show up in the list of the last used files, …; I plan to report the new issues separately).  If, for each occurrence of the offending message, the location that allegedly can't be created is so standard that it can be made public, we'd like to see it in the journal so that we can manually check whether it should be created at all (and if it should, whether the permissions are indeed insufficient).  So as for now we simply wish for a more verbose error message if possible. (Later, other, higher-level bug reports may follow.) I run gdm3+gnome.
(I manually anonymize the stuff I post, so the attached data are terse. If anyone asks for (more) lines of a particular log or file, I'll try to do my best.)
Gratefully,
AlMa

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